💥 Proud to announce our #BeBrave G7 Scorecard 2025! These are the 5 actions G7 must take to #EndChildhoodSexualViolence and ensure kids can thrive, free from violence. ❗ Approximately 3 girls and 2 boys per second experience childhood sexual violence. 💡 This crisis not only violates fundamental human rights but also undermines progress across children's health, education, gender equality, and sustainable development. ✊ It DOESN’T have to be this way. #ViolenceIsPreventable. Change is possible. How well does your country score? Find out more 👉 https://lnkd.in/d7zMY-6Y 👈
About us
We are a brave survivor-centered global movement fighting to end childhood sexual violence. Sexual violence against children and adolescents is the silent scourge of our time threatening the safety and protection of children and adolescents everywhere. We demand bold and transformative action from global leaders.
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https://www.bravemovement.org/
External link for Brave Movement
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- Civic and Social Organizations
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- 2-10 employees
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- Nonprofit
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- 2022
Employees at Brave Movement
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Emily Laurie
Senior Director, Global Campaigns, Together for Girls and The Brave Movement
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Prof S. Caroline Taylor AM PhD
Survivor Advocate-Warrior & Co-Founding Member of the international BRAVE MOVEMENT
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Jen Bowie
Global Membership Coordinator
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Kanga Rasi
Global Advocate for Women, Girls, and Child Protection | Human Rights & Public Policy Expert | Emerging Funding & Resource Mobilization Leader |…
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💡 If you're at #ISPCAN2025, join this interactive session featuring Brave Northern Ireland member Michelle D.!👇
💡We can create stronger, more responsive child protection policies & systems by integrating: 1️⃣ Scientific data 2️⃣ Practice-based knowledge 3️⃣ Lived experience of survivors and youth If you’re at #ISPCAN2025, join this interactive workshop by Together for Girls, Brave Movement and #SafeFuturesHub exploring how to embed this knowledge triad to #EndChildhoodSexualViolence in contexts across the globe! 🗣️Bridging the Knowledge Triad: Integrating Data, Practice-Based Expertise, & Lived Experience to Strengthen Child Protection 📅 October 9, 2025 🕝 1:30 pm 📍 Beta 1 Speakers include: 🔷 Chrissy Hart, Senior Director, Data to Action, Together for Girls 🔷 Dr. Lina Digolo- Nyagah, Capacity Strengthening Specialist, Safe Futures Hub 🔷 Constanza Ginestra, Research and Policy Specialist, Together for Girls 🔷 Michelle D., member of Brave Movement Northern Ireland 🔷 Dr. Moses Marang’a, Ph.D., MBS, Executive Director, @National Council on the Administration of Justice (NCAJ), Republic of Kenya #ViolenceIsPreventable #ISPCAN2025 WeProtect Global Alliance Sexual Violence Research Initiative (SVRI)
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✨ Thank you to Queen Silvia of Sweden World Childhood Foundation USA and all the inspiring panelists Åsa Regnér, Isata Mahoi , UN SRSG on Violence Against Children, Lucie Cluver, Kunalika Gautam Cathi Russell UNICEF I had the honor of joining to reaffirm the centrality of investing in children and upholding their rights, even amidst competing global priorities. At the heart of it all, this comes down to political will. We must choose—consciously and consistently—to ensure every child is healthy, educated, and safe. That is the foundation of a just and sustainable future. 🌎 Save the Children International Together for Girls Brave Movement
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💜 Brave member Rhiannon-Faye McDonald spoke at this youth consultation on online safety ahead of the #G20SouthAfrica! ✊ Leading up to the conference, we'll be calling on governments to take urgent action to keep children #SafeOnline! Mtoto News Plan International Centre for Information Resilience ECPAT International Equality Now #BeBrave #EndChildhoodSexualViolence
"We need to know our rights online, safety shouldn't lie in the hands of children" Rhiannon-Faye McDonald Children shouldn’t carry the heavy responsibility of keeping themselves safe online. That duty rests with us adults, policymakers, educators, and tech leaders to design safer platforms, enforce stronger protections, and equip young people with the tools they need to thrive digitally. Online safety is essential because the risks are real: from cyberbullying to misinformation and exploitation, children and youth are often the first to be targeted. Without strong safeguards, the same spaces meant for learning, creativity, and connection can become sources of harm. Protecting young people online means protecting their rights, their well-being, and their future. As today’s youth gather for digital safety training ahead of the G20, we’re reminded that safeguarding the digital world is not optional. It’s a shared responsibility and when we get it right, every child benefits. #DigitalSafety #YouthVoices #ChildOnlineSafety #G20 #Leadership Plan International Kenya Equality Now ECPAT International Brave Movement Centre for Information Resilience
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🇿🇦 The #G20SouthAfrica presents a unique opportunity to elevate African youth voices in global policy discussions. 💡 The insights and recommendations gathered through this upcoming training will be shared at the summit, ensuring that the perspectives of adolescents, girls, young women, and youth are considered in shaping the global digital safety agenda. 📅 1 October ⏰ 2pm EAT 📣 The Brave Movement will be involved in the session aimed at youth. Join this training to inform the insights and recommendations we share at the G20 Summit! 👉 https://bit.ly/3VFwt0R 👈 Plan International Mtoto News ECPAT International Equality Now Centre for Information Resilience #ViolenceIsPreventable #BeBrave
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🌎 Are you an organization with copyediting, design, and translation capabilities and experience in the child protection / SDGs field? Apply below before October 30!👇
❗We are looking for an organization with copyediting, design, and translation capabilities to be our “one-stop shop” for producing documents, reports, and factsheets across our four initiatives. We're looking for: ✅ Copyeditors with experience in editing technical documents in the child protection or SDG fields ✅ Certified translators from English into French, Spanish, and Swahili with experience in the child protection or SDG fields. African French and Latin American Spanish are preferred. ✅ Ability to translate from English into other languages is a plus ✅ Experienced designers with experience working in the child protection or SDG fields Our intention is to agree a two year master agreement with the successful applicant. Individual projects will then be agreed in writing with work orders that define scope of work, timeframe and budget. Apply before 20 October 👉 https://bit.ly/3VGuzx8 👈
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✊ Brave Movement co-founders Mie Kohiyama, Matthew McVarish and miguel hurtado calvo outside the 🇪🇸 Spanish Parliament advocating for the end of statutes of limitations for child sexual abuse crimes!👇 Learn more (in Spanish) 👉 https://bit.ly/46Peqvo 👈 #BeBrave #ViolenceIsPreventable #EndChildhoodSexualViolence
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❗If you’re at #ISPCAN2025, join this interactive workshop with Brave Northern Ireland member Michelle D.! ✊ The lived experience of survivors and youth must be a critical component of prevention and response efforts to #EndChildhoodSexualViolence, along with scientific data and practice-based knowledge. Join this workshop to learn more!👇 #ViolenceIsPreventable #BeBrave WeProtect Global Alliance Sexual Violence Research Initiative (SVRI) Together for Girls
💡We can create stronger, more responsive child protection policies & systems by integrating: 1️⃣ Scientific data 2️⃣ Practice-based knowledge 3️⃣ Lived experience of survivors and youth ❗If you’re at #ISPCAN2025, join this interactive workshop by Together for Girls, the Brave Movement and #SafeFuturesHub exploring how to embed this knowledge triad to #EndChildhoodSexualViolence across the globe! 🗣️ Bridging the Knowledge Triad: Integrating Data, Practice-Based Expertise, & Lived Experience to Strengthen Child Protection 📅 October 9, 2025 🕝 1:30 pm 📍 Beta 1 Speakers include: 🔷 Chrissy Hart, Senior Director, Data to Action, Together for Girls 🔷 Arti Mohan, Lead Technical Specialist, Practice-Based Knowledge, Safe Futures Hub 🔷 Dr. Lina Digolo- Nyagah, Capacity Strengthening Specialist, Safe Futures Hub 🔷 Constanza Ginestra, Research and Policy Specialist, Together for Girls 🔷 Michelle D., member of Brave Movement Northern Ireland #ViolenceIsPreventable #ISPCAN2025 WeProtect Global Alliance Sexual Violence Research Initiative (SVRI) International Society for Prevention of Child Abuse & Neglect
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👏 For the first time, survivor-leadership & expertise were central to the Five-Country Ministerial meeting between the UK🇬🇧, USA🇺🇸, Australia🇦🇺, New Zealand🇳🇿 and Canada🇨🇦! Brave Movement co-founder Rosalia Rivera attended the meeting and advocated for urgent government action on: 1️⃣ Online safety 2️⃣ Addressing the public health consequences of child sexual violence 3️⃣ Establishing national survivor councils ✊ Survivors' lived experience must continue to inform efforts to prevent and respond to child sexual abuse. Read this 🆕 blog by Rosalia recapping the main lessons from the meeting 👉 http://bit.ly/3VZ9QEE 👈 #ViolenceIsPreventable #BeBrave
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🚨 Apple may be innovating with new products, but it’s still falling behind on protecting children from online sexual abuse. This year, Brave Movement advocates, including survivor leader Tom Krumins, joined Heat Initiative and a large group of allies 💪 at the launch of the iPhone 17. Together, they called on Apple to put child safety first and took their message directly to CEO Tim Cook. 📢 The pressure is growing. Tech companies must act now to create a safer digital world for every child! #ViolenceIsPreventable #BeBrave #EndChildhoodSexualViolence
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